3 accepted papers
There are limitations of conventional active-assistive control for upper limb rehabilitation exoskeleton robot, such as 1). prior time-dependent trajectories are generally required, 2). task-based rehabilitation exercise involving multi-joint motion is hard to implement, and 3). assistive mechanism…
The synchronization of the movement between exoskeleton robot and human arm is crucial for Robot-assisted training (RAT) in upper limb rehabilitation. In this paper, we propose a deep learning based motion prediction model which is applied to our recently developed 8 degrees-of-freedom (DoFs) upper…
Many neurological or orthopedic disorders may cause motor impairments of shoulder. Patients require intensive training in order to recover from those impairments. However, the intensive training will lead to growing demand for strenuous work. Robot-aided therapy is able to alleviate the therapist's…